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Desert Atonement
- Narrated by: Martin Gollery
- Length: 8 hrs and 27 mins
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Desert Atonement
Narrated by:
Martin Gollery
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Publisher's Summary
When Prophet Ronald Hansen III murders the wife of a journalist who is exposing the prophet's polygamous cult, the stage is set for a desert showdown. Jan Kucera, recently retired to his family's ranch in northern Wyoming, is facing the religious fanatic alone, except for his old friend, Sheriff Monster Broadbeck.
Prophet Hansen, wealthy, politically connected, and in command of a virtual army, has vowed to kill Kucera. At the same time, the prophet is losing connection with reality, and his own followers face the uncertain prospect of a Jonestown-style massacre.
Can Kucera summon the courage to face down the madman and rescue those caught in his prophetic grip?
©2011 James R. Spencer (P)2012 StoneHouse Audio
What the critics say
"This is as good as anything John Grisham has written." (Ed Decker author, The God Makers)
"This story is impossible to put down and eerily familiar....I know that in reality things usually end up far more brutal and bloody [than this book depicts them]...the dream that things could be handled in this way gives me hope." (Flora Jessop, a survivor of polygamy and founder of Help the Child Brides)